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Ghostbusters headed to the Sedgewick Hotel on Ray's hunch Slimer would return to his old haunt. Sure enough, Slimer was found by Ray, Peter, and Rookie eating and drinking off someone's tray in front of Room 1218. The rookie took a shot but Slimer ran for it and tried to hide. Rookie roused him out and Slimer flew off towards the elevators where he descended back to the ground floor (but not before sliming Peter for a second time). Slimer is joined by Bellhop Ghosts. With renewed paranormal activity, Egon opts to split up. Rookie and Peter are tasked with recapturing Slimer. Peter believes he's feasting in the Alhambra Ballroom but the manager John O'Keefe bars entrance. Peter regroups and leads Rookie through the kitchen to access the other entrance to the ballroom. Rookie and Peter successfully trap Slimer.
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1359:– like the ghost of John Belushi, in a way, Danny, who was obviously a good friend of John's, never argued with that. Even so, we never officially said that and we never mentioned it in the script. It was just one way to look at the character because Onionhead's grossness is like Bluto's in Animal House. We certainly never expected anyone to recognize him as such, although somehow the word did get out and we received some calls from a few newspapers saying they'd heard we had the ghost of John Belushi in our movie."
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crew to keep Slimer subtle and reduce any complicated approaches to moving him. Slimer's segments were deemed intrusive by preview audiences. During editing, Ivan
Reitman decided to limit Slimer's role even though all scripted scenes were filmed and completed. Ultimately, Slimer's scenes were trimmed to two brief shots plus one during the end titles.
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and she was brought in. Navlyt was the same height as Porter and fit into the suit very well. Chris Goehe and his mold shop crew made a full lifecast on her and Al
Coulter worked on a new skullcap. The Slimer shoot was finished close to the first day of shooting. Michael Gross was on hand to push the
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Paranormal Containment Research Tank when the team returns from Times Square. When Ivo Shandor and his Gozarian cultists shut down the containment grid, Slimer is among the escapees. After the Ghostbusters destroy Shandor and return to the physical plane, Slimer
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Lawrence and Thom Enriquez worked on a new design. Meanwhile, Bobby Porter was called in to portray Slimer. Some of the technology and techniques used for Nunzio Scoleri were used for Slimer – the divided head construct, pneumatic jaws, SNARK, and a fat suit – a
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The Psi Energy Pulse damaged the Tank and Slimer escaped. The team finds him looking at the
Containment Unit. When the Rookie takes a shot, Slimer avoids it and the Proton Stream hits the Unit, releasing the Sloth Ghost. Rookie and Ray pursued Slimer into the Sub-Basement but it escaped through a
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Ghostbusters, Slimer stayed with Egon Spengler as he watched over the Containment Unit in the Ghostbusters Firehouse. In 1997, when there was a sudden surge in supernatural activity, Slimer flew to Egon's class to inform him of the bad news. After the formation of the
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problems for a while. For some reason, Gozer's approaching time of arrival provoked Slimer (and many other ghosts) into being much more active than usual. Eventually, the staff could no longer keep the ghost a secret and called the
Ghostbusters. However, the team had not yet fully tested their
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and believed that Belushi's ghost was visiting him to provide encouragement. It was during this episode that he sculpted the final Slimer design that appears in the film. Aykroyd admitted the character was inspired by Belushi, particularly his body. Ramis said the comparison was not malicious,
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suit reinforced with spandex while being filmed against a black background. As Wilson's movement was restricted by the puppet's cables, the camera was moved around him to simulate movement. Wilson worked with oversized props so the ghost would appear smaller after composited into live-action.
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reprising his voice role. He makes cameo appearances in the main campaign, causing trouble for the heroes, while a bonus level adapting the first film recreates his original encounter with the Ghostbusters in the Sedgewick Hotel. He also appears as a quest-giver in the
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in the attic of the firehouse, living in a mound of discarded candy and snack food wrappers, his slime occasionally leaking into the bedrooms below. Trevor Spengler discovers him there and tries to catch him, but fails. At the climax of the movie, after the
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explaining that Belushi was the person most likely to trip over a coffee table and knock a bookcase over. The model had three interchangeable faces for larger expressions, while smaller features like blinking were controlled by cables and rods by a team of
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and rides off. The Ghostbusters are unable to stop him. Slimer is later seen driving the Ecto-1 around New York City and several of his ghostly friends. While the original Slimer was created as an androgynous blob with no gender-defining characteristics,
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Slimer was given personal enemies in the show, such as an eccentric scientist named Professor Dweeb who wanted to capture Slimer in order to study him, an alley cat named Manx, a dog named Bruiser, and two ghosts named Goolem and Zugg.
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slimes Ilyssa Selwyn just as she and Peter are about to kiss in Central Park. In the stylized version of the game, Slimer flies around, on the loose once again, as the Rookie fires on him during the credits.
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and help the Ghostbusters. In an attempt to patch up their initial misunderstanding, Slimer helped an exhausted Louis by giving him a ride to the Manhattan Museum of Art (to which Louis wonders how he got a
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Melnitz speculated the ghost was lonely and the Ghostbusters were the first humans to pay him any attention. The Ghostbusters dismissed her theory. Over the next few months, they occasionally saw Slimer.
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1009:(1984) as a mean, green, gluttonous, ugly "Onionhead" spud; the costume was made from the same molds used during the filming of the first film, ignoring the looks from the films
617:(who sometimes nicknames him "Spud"). The 2016 reboot features a different incarnation of Slimer, who savages a hot dog cart and, after an attack by the Ghostbusters, steals the
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Slimer's role as the first ghost the Ghostbusters busted was fulfilled by a gargoyle-like spirit, Mayhem, at the Stonebrook Theatre. It even has the same color as Slimer's.
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Slimer suit puppeteer Robin Shelby). The Ghostbusters later cause both Slimers to crash the Ecto-1 into the portal to cause "Total Protonic Reversal" and close the portal.
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set between the scene with Dana's bathtub and the scene with Dana and Venkman going out for dinner (mentioned in the novelization), Louis attempts to catch Slimer using a
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him, destroying his legs and turning him green, before he escapes. In Erik Burnham's
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1702:"'Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire' Display Teases the Return of Slimer! [Image]"
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1673:"At Last: The Untold Backstory of Slimer From
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1798:"The Mostly Complete History of Ecto Cooler"
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1500:Blume, Lesley M. M. (June 4, 2014).
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2316:Ghost Corps
2286:(2020–2022)
2267:Infestation
2126:Video games
1816:Works cited
1736:. Hearst UK
1734:Digital Spy
1559:January 12,
1511:Vanity Fair
1470:January 12,
1170:Video games
996:proton pack
887:to drive a
880:Proton Pack
865:Proton Pack
853:Louis Tully
796:Walter Peck
778:ectoplasmic
751:himself on
697:Appearances
693:went awry.
687:Ivo Shandor
636:King Remils
628:comic book
489:Louis Tully
479:first movie
427:foam rubber
308:(2022) and
138:(2016 film)
84:Dan Aykroyd
2419:Categories
2326:Ectomobile
2310:Ghostheads
2092:Good Girls
2073:On Our Own
2058:Theme song
2007:Ray Stantz
1994:Characters
1959:Television
1859:August 17,
1836:August 17,
1761:6 December
1686:2016-08-08
1628:0918432685
1607:0918432685
1353:0918432685
1331:References
1308:Quickbooks
1290:RadioShack
1215:Beeline's
1144:Billy West
1025:Television
770:Ray Stantz
737:Voiced by
675:restaurant
656:restaurant
607:Ray Stantz
533:properties
419:puppeteers
378:gluttonous
176:Troy Baker
163:Billy West
77:Created by
2283:Crossover
2108:Afterlife
1940:Afterlife
1230:game for
1087:franchise
992:Possessor
987:squatting
679:disfigure
667:execution
626:Marvel UK
599:, and in
583:Character
380:, slimy,
242:franchise
104:Voiced by
90:(concept)
35:character
2403:Category
1974:episodes
1803:24 March
1740:28 March
1553:Archived
1516:Archived
1464:Archived
1431:June 18,
1425:Archived
1391:June 17,
1385:Archived
1013:(1989),
652:gangster
320:Adam Ray
302:(2013),
296:(2009),
250:(1984),
130:Adam Ray
96:(design)
2302:Related
1782:3 March
1548:Esquire
1454:(1984)"
1297:Walmart
1224:Beeline
1080:Slimer!
977:(1984).
916:(2016).
885:license
835:(1989).
781:residue
749:gorging
733:(1984).
593:hotdogs
577:Venkman
414:cocaine
402:Aykroyd
281:Slimer!
198:Species
2356:Casper
2294:(2024)
2278:(2019)
2270:(2011)
2262:(2004)
2259:Legion
2254:(1998)
2242:Comics
2233:(2023)
2225:(2022)
2217:(2016)
2209:(2013)
2201:(2011)
2193:(2009)
2185:(1993)
2170:(1990)
2146:(1987)
2138:(1984)
2086:(2016)
2053:(1984)
2027:Slimer
1985:(1997)
1951:(2024)
1943:(2021)
1935:(2016)
1927:(1989)
1919:(1984)
1626:
1605:
1351:
1301:Ecto-1
951:(2024)
930:Ecto-1
898:(2016)
817:(1989)
715:(1984)
659:waiter
619:Ecto-1
611:Janine
573:Stantz
502:Willow
423:puppet
389:puppet
235:Slimer
225:Spouse
153:&
120:&
72:(1984)
25:Slimer
2369:Lego
2162:(NES)
2041:Music
1681:Wired
857:lunch
851:when
804:Gozer
761:hotel
755:from
671:death
640:obese
406:Ramis
385:ghost
382:green
208:Title
202:Ghost
2363:Zuul
2154:(PC)
1861:2019
1838:2019
1805:2024
1784:2024
1763:2021
1742:2024
1715:2023
1624:ISBN
1603:ISBN
1561:2019
1524:2018
1472:2019
1433:2019
1393:2019
1349:ISBN
1130:and
753:food
702:Film
691:rite
665:and
541:and
481:and
404:and
318:and
284:and
86:and
1232:iOS
1226:'s
891:).
889:bus
597:bus
561:In
551:".
435:Ray
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